If a compound subject uses "and", they are plural; if or”, they are singular (treated as ONE). True False

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If a compound subject uses "and", they are plural; if or”, they are singular (treated as

ONE).
True
False

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Answer:

False

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Victor Savkin answered Nov 25, 2021

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Answer:

True

Step-by-step explanation:

and is plural, or is singular

Abedurftig answered Nov 30, 2021

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